The City of Turku, University of Turku, Turku University of Applied Sciences and Turku Adult Education Centre have jointly set up an education export consortium, FinnWayLearning. The driving force behind them is the Education Division of the City of Turku.
The International May Day party programme included fishing, portrait photography, Twister and traditional Finnish May Day sweets.
Sonja Zahorska and Liliane Moraes were planning to taste Finnish foods and drinks in The Firs of May. They had heard that The First of May is a party for the workers and that you should go out to have a picnic.
At the seminar of life sciences on April 23–24, the researchers presented their expert knowledge and celebrated the 60th anniversary of the friendship treaty between Turku and Saint Petersburg.
Kalervo Väänänen and Aleksei Zavarzin emphasised that the seminar furthers collaboration between the universities of Turku and Saint Petersburg.
Ten minutes of time, the subject the juiciest piece of your own research, and the goal to make people interested in science. Those are the only rules of Science Slam, the new way of introducing science that came to Turku from Central Europe.
How hot is it in the sauna? What is Mölkky? How to make Karelian pasties? How to greet in Finnish? You can find answers to these questions, and many others, in the International Summer School. The call for applications is open until 30 April 2013.
Dating, hit songs and a robot, who speaks over a hundred languages. Although all of the 50s visions of a computer’s future capabilities haven’t come true, technology is an essential part of a translator’s work these days. Computer translation can also be fun.
TIAS appoints five Postdoctoral Researchers and five Collegium Researchers for the term 2014–2016, and five Postdoctoral Researchers and five Collegium Researchers for the term 2015–2017. Application period is April 22 – May 31, 2013.
The advisory board brings different interest groups to cooperate even more closely with the development of the operations of the School of Economics.
Cardiovascular and metabolic research at the University of Turku studies the origins and prevention of cardiovascular disorders and diabetes among the Finnish population.
Turku PET Centre is a joint effort of the University of Turku, Åbo Akademi University, and the Hospital District of Southwest Finland.
Researchers from Turku have developed a chemical compound that boosts the effects of allergy vaccination. The effect of the compound has been verified with cell models and animal tests; trials on humans have not yet been conducted.